Check out our Daily Racing Tips for Thursday November 12th below, including Seymour best bets!
Carnevale is third up and primed to strike at Seymour.
The Pinatubo colt returned to action with a credible performance, though well beaten by Valaroso when third here at Seymour last month before he was only just denied in maiden company at Swan Hill.
Fitter third up, he’s ready to strike.
| 2. Carnevale (4) 58kgx7x32 | |||
| Went close at Swan Hill last start, finishing second to Celtic Spy over 1200m and beaten half a length after beginning awkwardly and racing keenly. That followed a third at this track when again near the top of betting, so his form this campaign is clearly the right profile. Finds the right race now and sets up for every hope. | |||
Chip In looks well placed today at Seymour.
The Contributer gelding is yet to strike in two runs since debuting but has undoubtedly improved for both experiences.
Getting out to the mile today looks to suit and he’s drawn ideally under Luke Nolan.
| 6. Chip In (3) 58kg57 | |||
| Kept on fairly at Sale last start when seventh over 1400m, beaten three lengths after having work to do from the back half of the field. His debut at this track had some merit too, as he was slow away, laid out in the straight and still made ground from well back. Suited to a mile now and can improve. | |||
I thought that Sarapo could return to winning form this afternoon at Seymour.
Sarapo has turned in several fine performances this time in, winning in maiden company at Bendigo fresh in September, while he’s been far from disgraced in three subsequent runs when up in grade.
In peak order today, he’s drawn to receive a lovely run under Damian Lane.
| 4. Sarapo (6) 59.5kgx1724 | |||
| Comes out of a BM70 at Cranbourne where he was tightened early, raced keenly, then was held up before finishing fourth, beaten three and a half lengths by Killenaule. He had been a close second at Geelong on soft ground the run prior and now eases from metro company with Damian Lane taking over. Eases in grade with Damian Lane aboard and looks the one to beat. | |||
Gunz turned in a decent fresh performance and is open to plenty of improvement at Seymour today.
The I Am Immortal gelding turned in several fine performances last time in, while he dusted off the cobwebs when fourth over 1000m at Ballarat earlier this month.
With natural improvement, he can fight out the finish of something like this.
| 3. Gunz (11) 61kg210×4 | |||
| Worked home evenly when fourth first-up at Ballarat, beaten two and a half lengths on heavy ground after beginning slowly. The 10-day back-up is the query, but his 1000m record is sound and he has handled wet tracks consistently. Fitter now and can roll forward, in the mix. | |||